how do I get this to work with my asus 7" android tablet?
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Plug the USB cord attached to the keyboard into the USB port on your tablet. But if your tablet is like mine, you'll need to buy a micro-USB adapter. Amazon sells them and they are very inexpensive. Then the keyboard works like a charm.
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If you have a mini USB on your tablet there is an adapter you can use. Amazon sells them. If that does not work, I cannot help you. I have a Visual Land Prestige 7.1 and it works quite nicely.
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you will need to download the driver from their website... http://www.huion-tablet.com/download/
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So far, it has worked with every bluetooth device I have tried it on, including my phone and my Asus Transformer tablet. It should work with your tablet.
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You will have to get an adapter if your tablet don't have USB port. There small and convienent and cheap.
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It should work, however the mini USB(where you plug power plug ) IS NOT the slot for the for the HDMI, check for another probably well hidden hole and pop the tab. Hdmi on my Asus Vivo Tab was actually up near the top portion of Tablet, so if you have this check near SD slot or around. It should be there. Hope I was able to help.
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ipersonaly have had a problem with the key board ...it dosent work with the android tablet .....maybe i got a bad one ...but im not shure of your original question
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If you can get it to connect it's great. I spend a lot of time reseting the dongle in order for my vivotab note 8 to recognize it's presence. Asus has its work cutout for both products. Great..... When they actually work the way they are intended.
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Good question. I don't use tablets, so I can't tell you from any personal experience. For what it's worth, however, this Sabrent USB 2.0 Fast Ethernet adapter seems to work with "specific Android tablets" (http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Ethernet-Chromebook-Specific-NT-USBC/dp/B00BJOZNV2/ref=pd_cp_e_2)...Curiously enough, they both appear to use the same Asix AX88772 chipset, so perhaps both work equally well (or not at all, depending on the tablet in question).Hope this helps. Good luck!
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It didn't work when I tried it with Linux Mint 16. No assistance on Asus website. Didn't pursue the matter further.
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I am sorry the only thing I have used it on is the Asus tablet I purchased, it works great for this.
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I dont have a tablet, so cant be of much help. But if it takes an A to C connection-
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First, I am presuming that you have a USB keyboard, not a bluetooth or a standard PC type. If this is the case, look on the edge of your tablet and find a mini-USB port (it should be about 1/4 inch long, wider on one edge than the other. Take the USB cable from the keyboard, plug it onto the big end of the adapter, and plug the small end into the mini-USB you found above. The keyboard should now work with the tablet.
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If you don't have the keyboard dock, then you will need this item:ASUS External USB Adapter for Transformer Pad Series TabletsAs long as you have a USB port to connect this ethernet device, and your Android OS gives you the option to select ethernet, or auto detects it, you are good to go.
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plug keyboard into usb plug, then plug usb into usb slot on tablet. will not work on samsung tab 2
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I am sorry, I am not very knowledgeable about the tablets. I just used the adapter that came with the usb adapter that came with my android tablet. It was short ad attached to the usb cord on the cover.
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I had no problems connecting to a 7" tablet. Turn on keyboard after connecting to micro USB port. Check your settings to see if it is recognized by tablet. I bought 5 key board cases with various tablets and as long as they are android should not be a problem. In fact with mine, as soon as I plugged them in they started working.
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It is very unlikely to work. It's not recognized by my android tablet when I connect it directly. I can't see how a on-the-go adapter would help